#!/bin/sh

# Test if the pwd builtin returns the realpath or not

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set -euf

rm -f testlink
rm -rf testdir

# Provide the output of `pwd` from a working shell like mksh or yash.
rootdir="${1:?}"

trap 'err=$?; rm -f testlink ; rm -rf testdir; trap - EXIT; exit $err' EXIT INT

mkdir testdir

ln -s testdir testlink

cd testlink

if [ "$(pwd)" = "$rootdir"/testlink ]; then
  err=0
else
  err=1
fi

cd -

exit $err
